Preview

Definition of Preview

A preview is a showing of something before it is available or released to the public.

How should Preview divide into syllables

The first syllable 'pre' has one vowel 'e' and one consonant 'p', and the second syllable 'view' has two vowels 'ie' and one consonant 'v'.

Part of Speech - Preview

I saw a preview of the new movie coming out next month.

We need to preview the presentation before showing it to the boss.

Sentences with Preview

• The teacher showed us a preview of what we will be learning next week.
• I watched the preview for the new video game and it looks really cool.
• The museum had a preview of their new exhibit for members only.
• Before the concert, there was a preview of the opening act.
• I like to preview a book before buying it to make sure I will enjoy it.

Quotes with Preview

• I always feel like an outsider when I'm doing previews. - Elton John
• The purpose of a preview is to give you a rough idea of what you're buying without actually giving you the experience of using the product. - Bill Gates
• The preview of my movies are like a party that I throw for 200 or 300 of my best friends. - Quentin Tarantino

Number of characters in Preview

7 ( p, r, e, v, i, e, w )

Unique letters in Preview

6 ( p, r, e, v, i, w )

Preview Backwards

weiverp

Phonetic Transcription of Preview

IPA (International): ˈpri:ˌvju:

ARA (American): ˈpriˌvju

EPA (English): ˈpri:ˌvju:

PRIY-VYUW